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Abdulov, R. A.; Generalova, V. V.; Gromov, A. A.; Gurskii, M. N.; Zhanzhora, A. P.; Пикaeв, A.К.; Sysyk, A. E.

doi:10.1023/a:1013644410792

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“…At the first phase the measurement of the absorbed dose distribution in depth in polyethylene (analogue of biological tissue) was carried out by a gray wedge. AD was tested by a film dosimeter CO AD (F) R-5/50 [9], covered with polythene layers of varying thickness (up to 600 microns). AD measurements on the film dosimeters were conducted by determining the density of darkening of the spectrophotometer PE 5400VI, followed by recalculation of calibration lines.…”

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confidence: 99%

Surface Irradiation of Chicken Eggs by Nanosecond Electron Beam

Sokovnin¹,

Вазиров²,

Balezin³

2017

RAD Conference Proceedings

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Abstract. The irradiation exposure experiments were carried out by means of the pulsed repetitive nanosecond accelerator URT-0.5 (electron energy of up to 500 keV, a pulse width of 50 ns, pulse repetition rate of up to 200pps). The determination of the distribution of the absorbed dose (AD) in the depth in the polyethylene was conducted by a gray wedge. The measurement of the electron beam AD on the surface of the shell (removed from the eggs) and under the shell, as well as beneath the absorber layer (polyethylene 80 microns thick) was also performed by the film dosimeter. Thermoluminescent dosimeters, TLD-500, were used to determine the distribution of the bremsstrahlung AD inside chicken eggs. These results lead to the conclusion that the irradiation of an electron beam with the AD level of 5 kGy is sufficient for complete disinfection on the surface of an egg. The AD inside of it will not exceed 8 cGy because of bremsstrahlung.

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Section: The Methodology and Experiments Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Surface Irradiation of Chicken Eggs by Nanosecond Electron Beam

Sokovnin¹,

Вазиров²,

Balezin³

2017

RAD Conference Proceedings

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“…The distri bution of the absorbed dose of the electron beam in aluminum was measured using СО ПД(Ф)Р 5/50 dosimetry films [10]. The detectors were placed at a 5 cm distance from the exit window of the vacuum diode behind different thickness aluminum foil layers.…”

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confidence: 99%